Sonar sentinels on guard for submerged swimmers

Article Abstract:

The increasing concerns over the emerging threats and the vulnerability of ports and coastal infrastructure to terrorist attacks are driving the development of a new generation of sonar systems designed to provide early warning of diver intrusion. Kongsberg Mesotech's SM 2000 sonar system, the Diver Detection Sonar (DDS) from dsIT Technologies, QinetiQ's Cerberus and CodaOctopus' Echoscope sonar system are some of the latest systems that are used to protect submerged swimmers.

General services, Search, Detection, Navigation, Guidance, Aeronautical, and Nautical System and Instrument Manufacturing, Search and navigation equipment, Sonar Systems, Usage, Safety and security measures, Submarine disasters, Antiterrorism measures

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Advanced LHDs lead the way

Article Abstract:

Navies of various countries are considering acquisition of large multipurpose amphibious ships for good aviation capability, protected berthing, better control and large internal volume of transport. The potential and possibilities of implementing advanced LHDs (Landing Dock Helicopter) in defense areas of United States of America, France, Spain and Australia are discussed.

France, Spain, Technology application, Military policy, Navies

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